@tucmc/hazel
Advanced tools
Use Hazel to deal with complex data without hustle.
Current built-in data source is Firebase Firestore. To establish the connection .env is required with the format as shown below.
FCERT_CLIENT_EMAIL=
FCERT_PROJECT_ID=
FCERT_PRIVATE_KEY=
Default exported data directory is ./resource, which git ignored by default. To avoid accidentally exposing any data, this directory should not be added to the public repository.
Install the package globally using any package manager.
npm install --global @tucmc/hazel
Some examples can be found here.
🗒️ Examples
To start create a script, please take a look at cli documentation.
Hazel is now available as a CLI.
You can now access the framework mainly from behind the CLI. If you want to use hazel in your node project you can install the library again locally.
hazel --help
CLI can be used to run or init single-file hazel script without the creation of node project.
Further documentation about Hazel CLI can be found here. CLI Documentation
Library documentation can be found here.
Documentation is here :)
[0.0.5] - 2024-05-13
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